Biomaterials and Biopolymers
Biomedical applications, polymers with good biological compatibility (such as Teflon) are also considered as biomaterials, and though, strictly, they are not biopolymers, they will be treated as biomaterials in this chapter. In this way we are led to consider the electret properties of artificial polymers such as Teflon and polysulfonate films which are of importance for biological or medical applications.
- Biopolymers in Biomedical Applications
- Biopolymers as Materials
- Future and Scope of Biopolymers
- Production and Commercialization of Biopolymers
- Commercial application of Biopolymers
- Biodegradable Polymers & Biocomposite Materials
- Polyhydroxy Alkanoates
- Green Chemicals
- Bioplastics
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